This page describes how www.fioremedispa.com handles visit data across its static pages, based only on the mechanisms confirmed in this site's build. It does not describe the practices of any third-party site reached through an outbound link.
How Visit Counting Works
When a visitor arrives from a search engine, the site records a small set of details: the page path, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine, and the text of any outbound button that gets clicked. This information is used only to count page views and outbound button clicks — nothing more. To stop a single page view from being counted twice, the site keeps one flag in the browser for the current session; this flag expires when the session ends and is not a persistent identifier. No cookies are set, no other browser storage is used, and no personal details such as names, e-mail addresses, or payment information are ever part of this process.
What the Site Does Not Do
- No forms are present anywhere on the site, so there is no field through which a visitor could submit personal data.
- No third-party analytics services are used; counting happens through the site's own first-party visit beacon only.
- No external subresources are loaded — every file a page needs, including its fonts, is served from this domain itself rather than pulled from an outside host while the page displays.
- No contact channels exist on the site, so there is no account, login, or registration system and nothing to submit.
Pages, Fonts, and Hosting
Each page on the site is self-contained, and fonts are embedded locally rather than fetched from an external font service. The site itself is a set of static files delivered through a content delivery network, which handles the technical delivery of every request as its hosting provider. This structure is why the site can operate without asking for consent, without creating an account, and without collecting personal detail: there is no backend system storing or retaining information about individual visitors.
Following an Outbound Link
Some pages include outbound links to third-party sites. When one of these links is followed, the click first passes through a path on this domain before being redirected to the partner destination. No visitor data collected by this site is shared with the partner during that redirect. Once the outbound link opens, the destination site receives the request directly from the visitor's browser and keeps its own separate record of that visit — a process this page has no part in and no visibility into.